Neon price drop likely just from Databricks AWS discounts
Neon lowered compute pricing by 15-25% after it was acquired by Databricks. AWS discounts are likely the reason.
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The Future of FinOps is Agentic
FinOps is stuck in the manual era with passive dashboards and reports. The future is agentic: AI-powered systems that detect and remediate cost issues automatically.
Cursor Pricing Explained
Cursor might feel like “just a dev tool” but it's infrastructure spend hiding in plain sight. Therefore it's important to understand how it's priced and how it fits into your overall engineering spend.
Tagging Strategies for Cloud Cost Allocation
Accurate cost allocation starts with consistent, complete tagging.
Migrating to the Cloud With the AWS Migration Acceleration Program
Consistent tagging is key to unlocking the full value of the AWS Migration Acceleration Program.
Amazon EKS Extended Support Explained
EKS extended support provides a safety net for teams unable or who don’t prioritize upgrading Kubernetes versions on time, but it comes at a steep price.
GPU Cost Efficiency in Kubernetes: Selection, Sharing, and Savings Strategies
By right-sizing GPU instances, enabling autoscaling, and leveraging sharing strategies like time slicing or MIGs, teams can significantly reduce GPU costs in Kubernetes.
FinOps as Code: Automating Cloud Costs with Pulumi
Use FinOps as Code to create your cloud cost infrastructure with Pulumi.
Why and How We Migrated from Sidekiq to Temporal
We process thousands of background jobs daily. Temporal's reliability, scalability, and debuggability gave us better visibility and helped us to ensure that critical ETL processes run efficiently.
An Introduction to S3 Tables
S3 Tables simplifies analytics by bringing managed Iceberg capabilities to S3.